Oleksandr Usyk knows he is one win away from fighting for a heavyweight world title - but Derek Chisora will not lie down and make it easy.
Chisora is the only man standing in the way of Usyk challenging for either Anthony Joshua's world titles, or the vacant WBO belt if Joshua opts to vacate.
Usyk, the former undisputed cruiserweight world champion, is fighting for just the second time at heavyweight following his win over Chazz Witherspoon 12 months ago.
And if he can produce a demolition job on Chisora, he will announce himself as a major player in boxing's premier division.
Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fights...
What TV channel are the fights on?
The main event and the main undercard fights will be shown on Sky Box Office from 6pm.
The pay-per-view is priced at £19.95 and can be ordered online by clicking here or via your remote control.
The opening fight of the night, between Amy Timlin and Carly Skelly, was due to be shown on Facebook but has been moved to 6pm after Kash Farooq's fight was postponed at the 11th hour.
Is there a live stream?
The card can only be streamed if you buy the fights using the link above.
They can then be streamed on your computer or mobile device.
What time do the fights start?
The undercard fights will start at 6pm with the main event not likely to start before 10.30pm.
If the earlier fights are running late, Chisora and Usyk may not walk to the ring until closer to 11pm.
Running order/full card
Derek Chisora vs Oleksandr Usyk - 10.30pm
Lee Selby vs George Kambosos - 9.30pm
Savannah Marshall vs Hannah Rankin - 8.30pm
Tommy McCarthy vs Bilal Laggoune - 7.30pm
Ramla Ali vs Eva Hubmeyer - 7pm
Amy Timlin vs Carly Skelly - 6pm
Odds
Oleksandr Usyk is the 1-7 favourite with bookmakers to beat Dereck Chisora as the pair meet this weekend.
Chisora is 9-2 to cause an upset, with the draw 25-1 while Usyk is 11-10 to win by knockout.
"Usyk is the overwhelming favourite to come out on top against Chisora, priced up at 1-7 to be victorious. Chisora is firmly up against it and will need to cause a massive upset," said Coral's Harry Aitkenhead.
The bout kicks off a series of heavyweight clashes over the next few weeks, with Dillian Whyte (2-5) odds on to beat Alexander Povetkin (7-4) in their rematch and Anthony Joshua (1-9) the huge favourite against Kubrat Pulev (11-2).
"It's going to be a great run up to Christmas for heavyweight boxing fans, with Whyte and Joshua on the cards and both odds on favourites to land wins," added Aitkenhead.
Latest news
Oleksandr Usyk is aiming to be a heavyweight king before becoming Hollywood royalty.
The Ukrainian superstar takes on Brit basher Derek Chisora tonight in his second fight at heavyweight.
Usyk, 33, has already become undisputed cruiserweight champion but now he is mandatory for Anthony Joshua's WBO title in boxing's glamour division.
But when he is finished conquering this sport then he has dreams of becoming a movie star.
The London 2012 Olympic gold medallist has already starred in a couple of Ukrainian flicks.
While he turned down a role in Rocky spin-off Creed 2 despite being personally asked by Sylvester Stallone as he wants to focus on his ring career for now.
"As long as I am motivated to get up at 5am to train and work hard, I will box," he said.
"The moment I feel I don’t want to get out of bed, I will start thinking about finishing my boxing career and starting on my Hollywood movie career."
Usyk certainly has the character for it and has enjoyed building this fight with funny social media videos calling out Chisora.
That is without even being able to speak English.
Promoter Eddie Hearn has certainly enjoyed it and reckons the Ukrainian will be perfect for a film career after seeing him up close before he fought Tony Bellew in 2018.
"Usyk is so fascinating, he is a star, made for movies," said Hearn.
"The social media numbers around him - even when he is just dancing - are mad.
"People moan about Canelo and Gennady Golovkin and Vasiliy Lomachenko not selling fights, in the UK and America, because they don’t speak English but here you have a guy who doesn’t even need to - it adds to his mystery.
"He is a very deep thinker, Tony Bellew really liked him before their fight and Derek Chisora does too, that is so rare."
